What do people in other nations put in the butter area of their refrigerator? (If they somehow own a US standard fridge.)

What do people in other nations put in the butter area of their refrigerator? (If they somehow owned a US standard fridge.)

I plan on posting this question to reddit, but it's down for maintenance right now.  So I put it here in case I forget that I was going to do that. 

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